Debibi Park

Debibi Park (also known as Debibi Presby Park) stands in the Tain District of Ghana’s Bono Region. It serves as the home ground for Debibi United FC, which competes in the Access Bank Division One League (Zone One B). The venue has a seating capacity of 1,000, a figure cited by Sport Eden, while other sources such as the Ghana Football Association (GhanaFA) and Soccer365 mention the stadium without specifying capacity.

A “mini stadium” project was under way, with reports from December 2021 indicating the project was 88% complete. The total budget for this construction was GHc 3.2 million, of which GHc 1.4 million had been spent at that time. The initiative was supported by Nana Ababio Alexander, the Mmrantehene (Youth Chief) of Debibi, who pledged support for youth sports.

The playing surface type is not explicitly documented, though local descriptions of similar grounds suggest basic dirt or clay surfaces, and the new construction likely upgraded the facility. There are no records of former names for the venue; it has been consistently referred to as Debibi Presby Park or Debibi Park in match reports.

A notable incident occurred at the venue on June 28, 2023, during the BARFA Division Two Middle League final between Nsuatre FC and Techiman Liberty. The match ended prematurely after Nsuatre conceded a penalty in the 83rd minute; their officials and supporters walked off the field in protest, and supporters threw stones onto the pitch, forcing referees to abandon the game. The league chairman, Ababio Alexander, reported being verbally abused and nearly attacked.

Additionally, TheSportsDB lists a future fixture where the major Ghanaian Premier League club Asante Kotoko is scheduled to play against Debibi United at the park on September 6, 2026. No attendance records or specific details on pitch heating or turf branding are available.